University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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Lieutenant J. B. Coster. Coster, Md. Mechanical Engineering Freshman year — Class Treas- urer. Sophomore year — Sergeant- at-Arms, Class ; Corporal. Junior year — Quartermaster Sergeant. Senior year — Lieutenant ; Chair- man, Committee on Refresh- ments, Rossbourg Club; Associ- fite Editor, Reveille. Observe! This cut on the left is the truest result of eight sittings — the combined efforts of the photographer and Josie. Considered from an artistic print of view it is faultless, but from the standpoint of a casual observer it is merely J. 15. Coster. Joseph was once heard to say, in his unpolished, unpruned, unlettered, uncultured, unsophisticated, uncivilized fashion (he ' s from Solomon ' s Island) that it was a toss-up whether he became an oysterman or an M. A. Caesar. In him, though, we have today, a type of one dear to the hearts of the fair sex, whose winning ways, coy manners and captivating smiles have a marvelous effect. He has an amiable disposition, his anger being aroused onlv wdien one fails to talk about his Marcel Waves. He was always a dark horse on exams, but never failed to get on the right side of either seventy per cent, or the Prof. He is not over-fond of work, and w ould rather believe what the text book says than labor over it. Speaking of football, that ' s where Joe shines ( ?) the brightest, excepting perhaps as a fusser. This he is beyond a doubt, for of the three nights we have off during the week he spends three with the ladies. He said that he expected to settle down to one in his Senior year, and we notice that he has lived up to his expectation, for now he has only one in each of the towns of Hyattsville, Washington. Baltim:ore, Solomon ' s, Prince Frederick and College Park. By the way, it must not be forgotten that he is one of Cats ' best marked kittens, and is a hard man for Sweenv to down for the medal. 22

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FRANK S. HOFFECKER PRESIDENT 1914 WILMINGTON, DEL.

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Principal Musician H. U. Deeley. Baltimore. Aid. Animal Husbandry. Sophomore Year — Corporal. Junior Year — Sergeant ; Member, Music Committee on Junior Prom. Senior Year — Sergeant ; Chairman, Music Committee of Musical Club: Chairman, Min- strel Committee ; Member, Stock- Judging Team ; Associate Editor, Reveille. Ez ' cvM little fish expects to become a zohalc. Turning from the fiaxen-haired Joe, ' we are confronted by what seems to be a slip-up of the photographer. We will admit that it is not exactly natural, but the photographer told us that the camera absolutely refused to contort itself to a greater extent. So, we must be content with our model, as he is pleased to call himself. ( Model. you know, according to Webster, meaning A representation in miniature. ) Pie was born on September ii, 1896, thereby giving our metropolis a catas- trophe rivalling its fire of 1904. He migrated to the M. A. C. in the fall of 1910, and forthwith began aiding the memlbers of the faculty in teaching. (This, thru his ability to ofifer them such a broad field.) In the mJltary line, Haskin has ever been a shining light. His angelic face is the only one in the entire battalion that can soften Commy ' s heart when the latter is in a disranking mood. As a social man, Haskin is right there. The only fault is that, since studying about monopolies in Economics, Shrimp has tried to put the knowledge gained into practical application. There are many blue (colored) letters received from Windsor Hills, and the C. P. Telephone Company now wants to charge an extra for all local calls in the Park. When it comes to stock-judging, the Shrim p showed what he could do while in Chicago. On leaving the M. A. C, he expects to go to his fa ' m in Anne Arundel County and spend a few years enlightening his fellow countrymen in the art of Farming, wdiile he decides whether to be Governor of the State or United States Senator. 23